Lighting for low-light corals

Henry22

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Thanks i just dont think that 72 combined watts is enough, i think i might just go with the Coralife 96 watt quad tube, its 20" and i dont know how its gonna fit on my tank but ill look for pictures, thanks anyways
 

wayne

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You'll find your water depth is so shallow, and your taak so small watts per gallon breaks down as a rule, but the 96 watts would be a great fixture for you.... you would be able to keep a bunch of things.
 

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I dont want to push it but when the tank has been running for over 6 months or longer is their any anenome that would host two true percs and be small enough and do well under the 96 watt quad lighting. Also beside softies(Zoos, mushrooms) are their any corals that would do well under the lighting also. Could i get a feather duster or nudibranch or something
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I really like Zoos and softies. I have one peppermint shrimp and i prob will geta nother one and then a cleaner shrimp, do i need to does iodine? ohh and here is a free sm cleaner crew http://aquaticisland.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=189
and i kinda want to do a refugiam when i get my light because i will lose my filter on my eclispe hood and have room behind my tank. WOuld you recommend buying a CPR small HOB refuge new/used one on ebay or fosterandsmith or making a DIY out of a aquaclear 300 or 500,here is the link to Reefcentral on the diy http://reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=601201